Kristin De Troyer,
PhD
Professor of Old Testament/Hebrew
Bible, University of St. Andrews
Dr. De Troyer's most recent publication,
in cooperation with Professor Rosario
Pintaudi, is an edition of the Old
Greek Joshua papyrus from the Schoyen
Collection entitled Joshua
(Papyri Graecae Schøyen, PSchøyen
I, ed. Rosario Pintaudi, Papyrologica
Florentina, XXXV/Manuscripts in the
Schøyen Collection, V, Firenze:
Gonnelli, 2005). The two authors are
also working on a similar project
entitled Leviticus (Papyri
Graecae Schøyen, PSchøyen
II, ed. Rosario Pintaudi, Papyrologica
Florentina, Manuscripts in the Schøyen
Collection, Firenze: Gonnelli,
forthcoming.) Her other recent publications
include Minor Prophets (Biblia
Qumranica, 3B, Leiden: Brill: 2004),
which was written in collaboration
with Beate Ego and Armin Lange.
Dr. De Troyer also co-edited several
volumes including: Pre-Maccabean
Literature from the Qumran Library
and Its Importance for the Study of
the Hebrew Bible (DSD 13/3, Leiden:
Brill, 2006); Reading the Present
in the Qumran Library: The Perception
of the Contemporary by Means of Scriptural
Interpretation (Symposium Series,
30, Atlanta, GA: SBL, 2005); Truth:
Interdisciplinary Dialogues in a Pluralist
Age (Studies in Philosophical
Theology, Louvain: Peeters, 2003);
and Wholly Woman, Holy Blood: A
Feminist Critique of Purity and Impurity
(TPI-2003).
Her current projects include Prophecy
and the Dead Sea Scrolls (co-authored
with Armin Lange), and commentaries
on Ezra-Nehemiah, I Esdras, and
the Septuagint of Esther.
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